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US and Swiss authorities have agreed to share inspection documents on pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in a move to improve efficiency and safety.

Switzerland is almost certain to have enough energy to meet its needs this winter, according to the Federal Electricity Commission.

Swiss scientists have uncovered a gene that prevents grass self-pollination, a discovery that could aid the cultivation of crops such as rice.

Data centres are expanding rapidly in Switzerland, with such facilities already using more energy than the entire farming sector.

Data centres are expanding rapidly in Switzerland, with such facilities already using more energy than the entire farming sector.

Since the announcement of new regulations for drones just over a month ago, 10,000 pilots have already registered with Swiss authorities.

Grazing cows emit less environmentally harmful nitrous oxide than previously thought, according to Swiss researchers.

The conservation group Pro Natura has chosen the Blue-winged Grasshopper as its animal of the year, 2023.

First Swiss police force hires specialist who is talented at identifying people from images – a so-called ‘super-recogniser’.

Switzerlands new president Alain Berset said that in a period of uncertainty and crisis the photograph had to be both reassuring and sober.